“In health and sickness”: the psychological distress of partners of women with a diagnosis of Endometriosis. The Project PRENDOTE.
This study evaluated psychological distress in partners of women with a diagnosis of endometriosis as part of the Project PRENDOTE, using a sample of 23 partners recruited via online methods and assessed with validated psychological measures. The key finding was that partners reported elevated psychological distress, including symptoms consistent with depression/anxiety, along with measures suggesting reduced psychosocial well-being compared with non-affected expectations (with detailed statistical results reported in the paper). A major limitation explicitly noted is the small, possibly non-representative sample and the cross-sectional/observational design, which constrains causal inference. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, the psychological distress experienced by partners of women diagnosed with endometriosis.
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